Protests over NEET paper leak intensify nationwide
Student outfits, civil society groups, and political parties hit the streets demanding resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan; protest marches turn confrontational in several districts of Kerala; police stop protesters in A.P.; security personnel resort to baton-charge in Bihar
CBI finds no evidence linking Sanjeev Mukhiya to NEET-UG 2024 paper leak
The CBI has cleared Sanjeev Kumar, alias Sanjeev Mukhiya, of involvement in the NEET-UG 2024 paper leak. Initially, Bihar Police suspected his involvement due to past examination paper theft cases. The federal agency investigated all individuals connected to the theft and distribution. They also identified every candidate who benefited from the leaked question paper. Multiple chargesheets have been filed against forty-five accused individuals in this case.
No evidence against Sanjeev Mukhiya in NEET-UG 2024 case: CBI
Bihar police had named him in the FIR as he was found involved in certain other examination paper theft/leak cases, the agency said
Toddler dies in Saharsa suspected poisoning case
PMC extends SVEEP voter awareness drive to Lohianipur and China Kothi slums
PMC property tax collection rises by 13.9% from April to July
HC seeks govt reply on Bhojpur encounter
11 public servants convicted in corruption cases this year: VIB
NEET paper leak: Bihar students clash with security forces; police use bullets, batons
Protests over the NEET paper leak erupted across Bihar on Thursday. Many students and at least fourteen police personnel sustained injuries during the demonstrations. Agitators hurled stones and vandalized government and railway properties in several districts. Police responded with baton charges and aerial firing to disperse the unruly crowds. Authorities have initiated investigations and arrests to address the violent incidents.
House passes Rs 87,376-crore supplementary budget, Bihar govt rejects fiscal crisis claims
Congress files FIR against BJP netas
Security tightened across state after Patna violence
56 arrested, 177 suspects identified after NEET protest violence in Patna
Bihars GSDP grew 13% in 2024-25 fiscal: CAG
Lighting strikes claim 2 lives in Buxar
Samrat marks 100 days as CM with key reforms
Inaugurates 551 Model Schools & 211 Degree Colleges
Over 8k TB cases detected in statewide screening drive
Bihar CM: Those responsible for paper leaks wont be spared
Students protest: Govt to identify attackers through CCTV footage, says deputy CM
Bihars Daughters to Achieve Self-Reliance Through Skill Development, Says CM Samrat Chaudhary
Patna, July 23: Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary stated on Thursday that skill development is the cornerstone of a prosperous Bihar. He emphasized that this initiative will empower the states daughters to become skilled, self-reliant, and carve out their unique identities on a national level. The governments aim is to not only make youth employable ... Read more Bihars Daughters to Achieve Self-Reliance Through Skill Development, Says CM Samrat Chaudhary
Bihars Daughters to Become Self-Reliant Through Skill Development: CM Samrat Chaudhary
Patna, July 23: Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary stated on Thursday that skill development is the strong foundation for a prosperous Bihar, enabling the states daughters to become skilled, self-reliant, and successful in establishing their identity at the national level. He emphasized that the governments goal is to not only make youth employable but also ... Read more Bihars Daughters to Become Self-Reliant Through Skill Development: CM Samrat Chaudhary
VIB searches Bhojpur govt peons premises in DA case
Bihar Police have lodged several FIRs against more than 600 unidentified protesters for vandalising public property; more than 40 students detained in Patna alone
NEET row: Fresh protests erupt in several Bihar districts; cops injured, several detained
From Period Taboos to Mushroom Farms: How Dr Surbhi Empowers Bihars Women
Dr Surbhi Kumari is breaking period taboos and helping Bihars rural women gain dignity and income through mushroom farming today.
Man, sister-in-law electrocuted in Bhojpur
Bhagalpur farmers to get 40% subsidy for cultivating disease-free bananas
BJP Intensifies Campaign for Bankipur By-Election with Our Government, Our MLA Slogan
Patna, July 23: The by-election for the high-profile Bankipur assembly seat in Bihar is heating up as the polling date approaches. Scheduled for July 30, major political parties have ramped up their campaigning efforts. The BJP, Jan Suraj, and the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) are all claiming victory for this seat. The BJP has nominated ... Read more BJP Intensifies Campaign for Bankipur By-Election with Our Government, Our MLA Slogan
Video of Man Trying To Set Car on Fire in NOT Related to CJP Protest in Delhi
The video is from Bihar's Gaya, where people attempted to vandalise a car after an accident.
Does This Video Show Police Disrespecting Indian Flag During CJP Protest? No!
We found out that the video shows an incident from the BPSC TRE-4 protest in Bihar's Patna.
'We aren't afraid...': Pankaj Tripathi addresses attack on brother
Bollywood actor Pankaj Tripathi has spoken out about the recent attack on his elder brother, Vijayendranath Tiwari, in Gopalganj, Bihar. The incident reportedly occurred due to a land dispute.
The India Meteorological Department issued a fresh weather alert for the nation. Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in eleven states including Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Coastal districts of West Bengal will receive heavy showers until June twenty-fourth. Northern districts of West Bengal could experience heavy downpour from July twenty-sixth to twenty-ninth. Light to moderate rain is forecast for sub-Himalayan districts over the next few days.
Police barricades keep BJP, Congress workers apart during face-off in Jammu
Jammu, Jul 22:Despite heavy rain, BJP and Congress workers came face-to-face at ShaheediChowk near the Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) headquarters on Wednesday, prompting massive police deployment and the erection of barricades to prevent any confrontation. Police formed a security cordon and kept the rival groups apart with barbed wire as both parties raised slogans within proximity to each other. The BJP protest was led by the Leader of Opposition in the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly, Sunil Sharma, who, along with senior party leaders and workers, marched towards the JKPCC headquarters despite heavy downpour, raising slogans against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. The Congress workers led by JKPCC president Tariq Hameed Karra and working president Raman Bhalla came out of the party headquarters and staged a counter-protest, chanting slogans demanding the resignation of Prime Minister NarendraModi and against alleged hooliganism of the BJP. Sharma accused Gandhi of abandoning parliamentary debate and attempting to incite unrest among the youth. We are marching to the JKPCC office to convey one clear message that India believes in democracy, not in political theatrics, the BJP leader said. He claimed that Gandhi walked away from debate and left Parliament the country's highest democratic institution and the foremost forum where national policies are debated. By doing so, he committed an act that appears to be part of a larger conspiracy. He (Gandhi) is attempting to instigate the youth, who are the foundations of the vision of a developed India by 2047, trying to create an atmosphere of anarchy. The Congress seems to believe that, just as movements were launched in countries like Bangladesh and Nepal in the name of so-called public uprisings to capture power, a similar strategy can succeed here. That is their misconception, Sharma said. Stating that the people of India, especially the youth, have faith in democracy, he said. If Gandhi wants to come to power, there is a democratic process for that he should seek people's mandate through elections. After suffering electoral defeats in Bihar, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Assam and several other places, it appears they believe they can create unrest and build a political atmosphere through disorder. JKPCC president Karra defended the Congress protest as a democratic right, alleging that the BJP was trying to suppress dissent instead of allowing a discussion in Parliament on the students' agitation. Accusing the ruling party of using force against the protesters and targeting the Congress, Karra claimed that BJP workers had come to the party office to intimidate its members, asserting that the Congress was prepared to peacefully resist what he termed the BJP's hooliganism. A protest is undoubtedly a part of democracy there is no doubt about that. But our protest is against the BJP's hooliganism. Our protest is also against the fact that the BJP does not want to discuss such a sensitive and contentious issue in Parliament. We are protesting because students have gathered at the JantarMantar in Delhi to voice their grievances, hardships and demands, yet, instead of engaging with them, the government chose to lathi-charge them, Karra said. He alleged that the police crackdown on student protesters in Delhi on Monday indicated that the BJP and Prime Minister NarendraModi had realised that protests were spreading across the country. It is the BJP which is creating unrest and attacking people across the country. Today, BJP workers came to attack our party office. We were sitting peacefully inside, but when we learned that they had come to attack us, we could not simply remain seated we had to come outside as well, Karra said. What the BJP is doing is not protest but hooliganism. Using the government, the administration and the police, they have come here to attack us. But we are standing our ground, fully prepared to face any such attack, he added. The BJP and the Congress have been at loggerheads over the police crackdown on protesters led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), who gathered at the JantarMantar on Monday for a 'SansadChalo' march, demanding accountability over the NEET paper leak and resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, among others, despite heavy security deployment. The matter took a dramatic turn on Tuesday when opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Samajwadi Party's AkhileshYadav, were forcibly removed by police after they staged a dharna outside Prime Minister NarendraModi's residence in Delhi, demanding his resignation.
Student protest spreads as crowds in Delhi surge
PTI New Delhi The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Wednesday made it clear it will hold talks with the government only at a neutral venue as the student protests over the paper leak issue spread to several states including Bihar, where police used tear gas shells, water cannons and batons to prevent a march to []
UP STF, Bihar Police arrest NDPS case accused from Lucknow
NEET protest expands: Students and job aspirants unite at Jantar Mantar over exam delays
Protests over the NEET paper leak are expanding to include other government job aspirants. Students are converging at Jantar Mantar to voice their recruitment and admission concerns. Rajan Singh from Bihar awaits notification for the Teachers Recruitment Examination 4. Viraj Patil from Maharashtra faces uncertainty after the Teachers Eligibility Test cancellation. Various student organisations and political leaders are supporting the ongoing demonstration.
Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari: The fourth edition of the UPT20 League begins on August 14, with Kashi Rudras taking on defending champions Meerut Mavericks in the tournament opener. The 24-day competition promises exciting cricket action and will be played across two major cities of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow and Kanpur. This will be the first time in the leagues history that the UPT20 will be hosted in two different cities, making the season even more special for fans. Speaking about this milestone, Dr. Sanjay Kapoor, Chairman of the Governing Council of the UP T20 League, said, The UPT20 League has now entered its fourth season, and this year is particularly special as the tournament will be hosted across two major cities, Lucknow and Kanpur. We are expecting an extraordinary season, one that will be the biggest cricketing festival Uttar Pradesh has ever witnessed. UPT20 is not just a league; it is a celebration of cricket, youth, talent, and the spirit of Uttar Pradesh. Hosting matches in multiple cities is a significant milestone for us. While it comes with logistical challenges, it also allows us to take the league closer to the people and expand its reach across the state. This year, matches will be played in Lucknow and Kanpur, while the auction will be held in Agra, which means UPT20 has already connected with three important cities of Uttar Pradesh. Our vision is to continue growing and eventually take the league to even more cities in the coming years, just like the IPL has done, he added. Dr. Kapoor further put his weight behind the league and added, UPT20 is rapidly becoming one of the biggest cricket leagues in the country after the IPL, and we want it to serve as a platform that showcases the immense talent of Uttar Pradesh to the entire world. The league is also a huge opportunity for young cricketers. UPT20 will be broadcast in more than 200 countries, giving players unparalleled visibility. When talent is seen by scouts, franchises, and cricket lovers around the world, opportunities naturally follow. That is why this league is so important; it gives young players a chance to prove themselves on a grand stage. Several cricketers from Uttar Pradesh have gone on to represent India and earn IPL contracts, and Dr. Sanjay Kapoor believes the UPT20 League provides a valuable opportunity for young players to share the dressing room with experienced stars and learn from their journey. For aspiring cricketers, sharing a dressing room with senior players, IPL stars, and India internationals is an invaluable learning experience. Cricket is not just learned through books or coaching sessions; it is learned through conversations, travel, observation, and spending time with experienced players who have performed at the highest level. UPT20 provides that environment, and it can play a crucial role in shaping the careers of many youngsters, he said. The opening ceremony and the first phase of the league will be held at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow. After that, the tournament will move to Green Park Stadium in Kanpur, which will host the second half of the season, including the knockout matches and the grand finale. Qualifier 1 and the Eliminator are scheduled to be played on September 3, followed by Qualifier 2 on September 4. After that, the tournament will move to Green Park Stadium in Kanpur, which will host the second half of the season, including the knockout matches and the grand finale. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Fans can look forward to an action-packed season featuring 34 matches, including 13 double-header matchdays and 8 single-header matchdays. With top players from across the state participating, the upcoming edition is expected to be an exciting season. Article Source: IANS
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Environmental CSR in India has grown steadily over the past decade, with Corporate India investing Rs. 17,377 crore across environmental sustainability, conservation of natural resources and agroforestry initiatives. However, a new report by Sattva Consulting, powered by India Data Insights (IDI), finds that while environmental CSR has expanded, funding remains concentrated among a relatively small group of companies and is not always aligned with the geographies and sectors facing the country's greatest environmental challenges. The report, A Decade of Green Spending: What Rs. 17,000 Crores of Environmental CSR Reveals About Corporate India, lands at a moment when India, ranked the 9th most climate-vulnerable nation in the Climate Risk Index 2026, is under growing pressure to align corporate giving with climate resilience goals under Viksit Bharat 2047 and its 2070 Net Zero commitment. Environmental CSR spending fell to a post-pandemic low of 4.4% of total CSR outlay in FY2020-21, as companies redirected funds towards health and relief efforts. It has since recovered, stabilising at 8.4% of total CSR spend in FY2023-24, still well behind enduring priorities such as education and health. The report notes that with an estimated $2.5 trillion needed to meet India's Nationally Determined Contributions by 2030, and $10 trillion required to build a climate-resilient economy by 2047, CSR capital has a distinct role to play in bridging gaps where public systems face capacity or resource constraints. While environmental CSR is growing, corporate philanthropy is not yet fully aligned with India's highest climate risks, especially sectors with the greatest environmental footprint. A Concentrated Funding Base Just one out of five companies that report CSR spending direct any of it towards the environment. Less than a fifth of smallest CSR spenders allocate funds towards climate action. In contrast, nearly all of the companies with CSR budgets over Rs. 50 crore reserve a portion of their outlay for environment-related projects. European-headquartered MNCs operating in India show markedly higher participation (about two-thirds) than Indian companies (54%), a gap the report links to the influence of stringent European regulatory frameworks, including the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). Growth Without Scale The growth in environmental CSR is being driven almost entirely by a rising number of small and mid-sized projects rather than larger, systemic investments. The number of environmental CSR projects grew 20% over the past three years, while aggregate spending grew only 6% in the same period, leaving the average project size flat at Rs. 45 lakh. Only 29 projects in FY2024 carried budgets of Rs. 10 crore or more, barely up from 22 such projects in FY2020-21. Divergence In Environmental Footprint And Funding The report finds a marked disconnect between industries' environmental footprint and their environmental CSR behaviour. Sectors with some of the largest environmental footprints, including Energy, Mining, and Oil, Gas, Coal & Petroleum, show relatively low participation in environmental CSR. Even where companies in these sectors do undertake environmental initiatives, they allocate only 5-7% of their CSR budgets towards environmental causes, well below several consumer-facing industries. By contrast, consumer-facing sectors such as FMCG, Food and Beverages, and Automotive, despite a comparatively lighter environmental footprint, allocate over 10% of CSR spend to environmental causes, a pattern the report attributes to brand positioning and consumer-facing ESG commitments rather than direct impact alignment. Climate-Vulnerable Districts Underfunded The report's starkest finding concerns geography. Nearly 45% of environmental CSR funding is directed to pan-India or multi-state programmes, and a further 22% flows to Tier-1 cities, leaving just over a third of funding for more localised, place-based interventions. States including Bihar, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Mizoram, and Arunachal Pradesh, all classified as highly climate-vulnerable, receive less than Rs. 25 per capita in environmental CSR. The pattern sharpens at the district level: among India's 50 most climate-vulnerable districts, 30 of them received only 1% (Rs. 106 crore) of total environmental CSR spending over the past three years, with a handful of districts in Assam alone accounting for 60% of what little vulnerable-region funding exists. Traditional Themes Dominate Among high-value environmental CSR projects (Rs. 50 lakh and above) in FY2023-24, Water Management (15%), Renewable Energy (12%), and Biodiversity (11%) together account for 38% of all high-value project funding. Air quality, despite its acute public health relevance, received just Rs. 14 crore, around 5% of the high-value project pool reflecting the longer gestation periods and more complex measurement frameworks associated with system-level environmental interventions. The report identifies Rs. 243 crore directed over the past three years towards emerging themes such as public transport and climate. Among high-value environmental CSR projects (Rs. 50 lakh and above) in FY2023-24, Water Management (15%), Renewable Energy (12%), and Biodiversity (11%) together account for 38% of all high-value project funding. Air quality, despite its acute public health relevance, received just Rs. 14 crore, around 5% of the high-value project pool reflecting the longer gestation periods and more complex measurement frameworks associated with system-level environmental interventions. The report identifies Rs. 243 crore directed over the past three years towards emerging themes such as public transport, climate governance and carbon MRV, and circular economy alongside nearly Rs. 500 crore embedded within Health, Livelihoods, and Education CSR programmes that integrate water, clean energy, and climate-resilience programmes. What This Means For Corporate India "India's climate ambitions will require every form of capital to work more strategically. As climate risks increasingly affect business operations, supply chains and communities, CSR has an opportunity to evolve from project-based philanthropy into catalytic capital, supporting climate-vulnerable regions, strengthening ecosystem resilience, and complementing broader sustainability and ESG efforts," said Srikrishna Sridhar Murthy, Co-founder and CEO, Sattva Consulting . Looking Ahead The report's authors argue that as ESG disclosure norms tighten and climate risk becomes more immediate for business operations, CSR has an opportunity to evolve from a fragmented, theme-led funding mechanism into a more targeted, catalytic lever for climate resilience. It should align more closely with industry's environmental footprint, channel funding towards India's most climate-vulnerable geographies, and complement existing project-led giving with longer-horizon, systemic interventions in areas such as air quality, circular economy, and climate governance. Realising this shift, the report notes, will require coordinated, collective action across corporates, philanthropy, and ecosystem actors, rather than standalone funding approaches. The report is based on an analysis of CSR disclosures filed with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) for FY2014-15 to FY2023-24, covering 17,377 crore in spending across Environmental Sustainability, Conservation of Natural Resources, and Agroforestry. www.sattva.co.in/quick-read/environmental-csr-in-india-lessons-from-%e2%82%b917000-crore-of-investments/ . About Sattva Consulting Sattva Consulting is a global impact consulting firm from India. Since 2009, we have engaged with communities, business, and government to achieve societal impact at scale. We believe that Civil society, Business, and Government all have a critical role to play in building an equitable and sustainable world, and we actively partner with all stakeholders to enable impact through our advisory and orchestration services, knowledge and data platforms—built as public goods for the ecosystem, and collaborative solutions and partnerships. To know more, visit sattva.co.in . About India Data Insights India Data Insights (IDI), an initiative by Sattva Consulting, aims to empower India’s development sector with actionable, ready-to-use data insights to enable sharper decisions and maximise impact. Built as a public good, IDI consolidates public data across SDG practice areas on one, unified platform, offering insightful visualisations, interactives, blogs and ready-to-use-charts and dashboards. To know more, visit indiadatainsights.com .
Unrelated Video Shared as CJP Protesters Pelting Stones at New Hydrogen Trains
We found out that the video shows students in Bihar's Pataliputra station pelting stones at a train.
The protesters had gathered under the banner of the All India Students Association, an affiliate of the CPI(ML) Liberation, and they faced the police action near Gandhi Maidan
Bihar: Police Fire Tear Gas Shells, Lathicharge Students Demanding Resignation of Pradhan
The protesters had gathered under the banner of the All India Students' Association (AISA), an affiliate of the CPI(ML) Liberation, and they faced the police action near Gandhi Maidan, about three km away from the Governor's residence
What past patterns and current concerns indicate about the upcoming bypolls
The byelections to three seats Bankipur in Bihar, Daita in Madhya Pradesh and Manjalpur in Gujarat are now under the spotlight; while trends from the past five years indicate an advantage for the ruling party, these constituencies have been drawing attention for a few other reasons
Bihar BJP delegation meets ECI, complains about Prashant Kishors expenditure in Bankipur byelection
The memorandum submitted by the BJP delegation raised concerns about the alleged violation of the prescribed election expenditure limit, spending funds through shell companies, and influencing voters through fake social media accounts and bot networks
Bihar government recruits 2,446 in JEEVika
Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary urged the new appointees to work with integrity, honesty, and commitment, so that they can play a vital role in integrating poor people of the society into mainstream
Bihar: Patna High Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to RJD MLA in Land Dispute Case
Patna, July 22: RJD MLA Osama Shahab, representing the Raghnathpur constituency in Siwan district, received significant legal relief on Tuesday when the Patna High Court granted him anticipatory bail in a land dispute case. This new ruling eliminates the immediate possibility of his arrest, replacing the interim protection previously granted by the court. The case ... Read more Bihar: Patna High Court Grants Anticipatory Bail to RJD MLA in Land Dispute Case
BSEB declares competency examination-V results
One-day snake rescue workshop held in Valmikinagar ahead of monsoon
Guv plants saplings at Danapur to mark one year of Op Sindoor
BSTDC signs MoU with ITC group for hotel operation in Rajgir
SBPDCL engineer caught while taking bribe in Bhagalpur
Congress stages dharna, seeks Pradhans resignation
Minister slams oppn members over phobia on new land fee
AAI accelerates Birpur Airport project with new tender for infra development
Sanitation workers threaten statewide strike from July 30
Woman abducted at gunpoint 19 days after marriage
Regional nutrition research training programme at AIIMS-Patna
BJP moves EC against PK over poll spending
Court relief for RJD legislator in land dispute case
Assam woman found dead in rented house
CM hands job letters to 2,446 Jeevika recruits
37% rain deficit raises concern over long-duration paddy crop
Bankipur bypoll: Parties mix digital campaign with door-to-door outreach
Rare Fishing Cat Rescued Near Valmiki Tiger Reserve in Bihar
Patna, July 21: A rare fishing cat was safely rescued on Tuesday in the West Champaran district of Bihar, specifically in the Bagaha-Narkatiaganj rail section. The incident temporarily disrupted train operations as forest and railway officials collaborated on the rescue mission. The animal was spotted near railway bridge number 349, located between the Bagaha and ... Read more Rare Fishing Cat Rescued Near Valmiki Tiger Reserve in Bihar
BSEB Sakshamta Pariksha phase 5 result 2026 released: Direct link to download scorecards here
The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has declared the Sakshamta Pariksha Phase 5 Result 2026 for local body teachers and librarians. Candidates who appeared for the competency test can now access their scorecards online using their application number and password or date of birth. The board has advised applicants to download and preserve their results for future reference.
Indias First Sindoor Park Established at Danapur Army Cantonment
Patna, July 21: The first Sindoor Park in India has been inaugurated at the Danapur Army Cantonment in Bihar. This initiative involves the planting of 350 sindoor (Bixa orellana) plants within the military premises. The park symbolizes the valor of the Indian Army, patriotism, environmental conservation, and the commitment to a self-reliant India. On this ... Read more Indias First Sindoor Park Established at Danapur Army Cantonment
Bihar Assembly Addresses Education and Development Issues, Government Promises Solutions
Patna, July 21: During the monsoon session of the Bihar Assembly, ministers and legislators raised several critical issues, including the education system, teacher transfer policies, computer education in schools, lack of basic facilities, and development funds for legislators. BJP legislator Devesh Kant Singh stated in an interview that the state government is working with sensitivity ... Read more Bihar Assembly Addresses Education and Development Issues, Government Promises Solutions
BJP Intensifies Campaign for Bankipur By-Election with Strategic Micro-Management
Patna, July 21: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is treating the upcoming by-election for the Bankipur assembly seat in Bihar as a matter of prestige, ramping up its electoral preparations. The party is focused on gaining an edge at the booth level. Workers from the youth and womens wings are conducting door-to-door outreach campaigns. Meanwhile, ... Read more BJP Intensifies Campaign for Bankipur By-Election with Strategic Micro-Management
Who is Kanishka Narayan, Bihar-born MP picked as UK's AI minister
Witness in murder case gunned down; elderly couple found dead in Bihar
Two brutal murders rocked Bihar as a key murder witness was shot dead in Jehanabad, while a retired bank employee and his wife were found murdered in Muzaffarpur
Heavy to very heavy rain is forecast for numerous regions across India on Wednesday. Delhi, Punjab, and Haryana will likely experience intense monsoon showers throughout the day. Central and eastern India, including Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, also face significant rainfall. Thunderstorms accompanied by lightning are predicted for several states including Rajasthan. Active monsoon conditions are expected to persist for several more days.
How Two Bihar Brothers Built a Crore-Rupee Business from Plastic Waste
Bihar brothers Rahul and Vikash turned 30,000 into Minus Degre, a 1.2 crore startup making premium products from plastic waste.
Leaders Pay Tribute to Lalji Tandon on His Death Anniversary
New Delhi, July 21: Senior BJP leader and former Governor of Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, Lalji Tandon, was honored by Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and several Chief Ministers on his death anniversary. Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan expressed his respect on X, stating, On the death anniversary of our revered elder, Lalji Tandon, ... Read more Leaders Pay Tribute to Lalji Tandon on His Death Anniversary
Weather today, July 21: The India Meteorological Department forecasts a monsoon surge bringing heavy rains. Widespread rainfall is expected across north, east, and northeast India this week. Delhi, Mumbai, and several other states will witness moderate to heavy showers. Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand face extremely heavy rainfall, risking landslides. Residents should monitor advisories as monsoon activity intensifies.
